#Tell Vic (Toews) Everything

reply to post by GAOTU789


Here's the interview:

www.cbc.ca...

Hopefully, this can be listened to internationally.

reply to post by masqua


And last night Anonymous issued a warning to him. This is not over yet. Think it will be reviewed and changed?

reply to post by aboutface


And that warning from Anonymous in it's entirety is as follows (well as much as I could fit in the quote box :

Anonymous - Operation Great White North / Operation Vic.Tory Send your Vikileaks to [email protected] *** Transcript*** Hello Mr. Toews. We are Anonymous. Over the past several days, we have been watching you. You have continued to deceive the Canadian people by claiming that the information made accessible to police by Bill c-30 is no greater than that which can be found in a phonebook. Tell us Mr. Toews, in what phonebook can you find an individual's internet browsing history? Their private emails? Their financial information? Their credit card number? And all their personal contacts? How convenient it is that you fail to mention Bill C-30 would not only allow police access to this information without a warrant, but would make it illegal for internet service providers to inform their customers that their information has been accessed by the RCMP or CSIS. You have continued to waste the Canadian public's time and money by demanding a parliamentary investigation into the legal release of public records. We are not shocked in the slightest, as this is consistent with your pattern of ignoring true wrongdoings in favour of feigning moral outrage. What is shocking-- not to mention extremely disturbing-- is that you have claimed you are surprised by the contents of Bill C-30, a bill that you yourself tabled. This is a pathetically transparent attempt to feign ignorance in the face of a massive public backlash. However, let us imagine for a moment that you are telling the truth. Let us imagine that you, an elected official in the House of Commons, either did not take the time or are simply too dimwitted to understand a piece of legislation that you yourself championed. A piece of legislation that legalizes governmental spying on Canadian citizens, and effectively ends the right to privacy in this country. This alone is grounds for you to tender your immediate resignation. The fact that you spun this catastrophic failure to perform your duties as an argument in your own defense would be laughable were the consequences not so dire. Of course, we all know this is simply another addition to your ever-growing web of lies. And this isn't the first time you have found yourself tangled up in your own web of deceit, is it, Mr. Toews? The Canadian public is now well aware that you carried on multiple affairs during your 30-year marriage to your first wife, all the while selling yourself as a devout Christian who championed so-called traditional family values. Quote: "Marriage is a uniquely heterosexual institution, that indeed is a sacrament. Marriage is one of the cornerstones upon which our society has been built." And yet, even after demonstrating you do not believe a single word of that statement, you continue to imply that your dedication to your personal family relationships makes you a suitable candidate for political office. Anonymous has gained access to a letter you recently sent to your constituents. In it, you quote Yeats: "All this life can give us is a child's laughter; a woman's kiss." Do you think the Canadian people are stupid, Mr. Toews? Do you honestly think that quoting saccharine poetry to us is going to convince us you are a God-fearing family man? Especially now that you are living in a common-law relationship with your former mistress, the very sort of relationship you turned your nose up at when it suited your political interests. Mr. Toews, you have used the illusion of a traditional family life, faith, and moral values as tools in your desperate bid for power, all the while trampling on the rights of others. You have used your own family as pawns in the creation of this illusion. Once again, you have inserted your spouse and children into this debate as rhetorical devices. We warned you that you would not be allowed any secrets if you did not allow the Canadian public any secrets of their own. Therefore, we are naming the woman you referenced in this letter to your constituents.

Copied from Pastebin, not sure if I am allowed to link to them but if I am then I will

Not sure what actual effect it will have but they have laid it to him straight

EDIT TO ADD: thought it would be better to paste it into a word document (Clean) and post a link to that instead:
www.oneclickphotography.co.uk...

reply to post by StarTraveller


Wow! They were not kidding! The letter is well written and to the point.
Incidentally I think you handled the posting very well.

reply to post by masqua


'nuff said.

reply to post by JohnnyCanuck


The resemblance is uncanny





Anyhoo... looks like C-30 is being shelved for the time being:

www.theglobeandmail.com...

The Harper government is temporarily parking controversial legislation that would grant new powers to authorities to police the Internet while it consults on how to rewrite it to assuage privacy concerns among Canadians and within caucus.

Who says peeps ain't got the power?

Originally posted by masqua

Who says peeps ain't got the power?

...and it continues:

Vic Toews - You Were Warned: Identity of Vic Toews' Mistress, Stacey Meek, Revealed

reply to post by JohnnyCanuck


It's funny how Anonymous seems MUCH more serious in Canada than any other country it seems. I'm really glad that they've given VIC such a hard time. I hope he ends up resigning due to this.

Anon is very serious and I doubt they won't continue to harass him and devulge sensitive information he does not want made public.

~Tenth

reply to post by tothetenthpower


We see the need here for debate to be brought back, rather than this dictatorial style currently in use.